The War in Ukraine Presents an Opportunity to Drive a Wedge between Egypt and Russia
Cairo needs the West even more than it needs the Kremlin.
March 18, 2022
Reading the Megillah in the Ruins of a Ukrainian Synagogue
Lviv’s Golden Rose.
The city of Lviv in northwestern Ukraine—formerly known as Lwów, Lemberg, or, to Jews, Lemberik—was once the regional capital of eastern Galicia and a major center of Jewish life. Built in 1582 by an Italian Christian architect, its elegant Golden Rose (Turei Zahav) synagogue was desecrated and partially destroyed by the Nazis, and then repurposed as a warehouse by the Soviets. But it was used once again Wednesday evening, on the holiday of Purim, to read the scroll of Esther. Carrie Keller-Lynn writes:
March 18, 2022
Supporters of an Unrepentant Palestinian Terrorist Would Have Admired Her No Less Had They Known She Was a Killer
Rasmea Odeh, guilty.
Reflections on Being Cancelled for Standing Up for the Jews
Ex-friends.
Reading the Megillah in the Ruins of a Ukrainian Synagogue
Lviv’s Golden Rose.
How a Christian Encounter with the Hebrew Bible and Talmud Led to the American Rejection of Monarchy
The Jewish roots of our democracy.